Gill Stedman is a reporter and multimedia journalist for RTE, focusing on national news in Ireland. With a keen interest in business and technology, Gill covers a range of topics including finance, energy, retail, and transportation. Her articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into the latest developments in the Irish business landscape.
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Gill Stedman focuses primarily on reporting data-driven news related to the Irish economy, business, jobs, energy, and shopping. She often cites data and press releases in her articles. To effectively reach out to Gill with a pitch or as a potential source for an article, consider offering insights backed by relevant data or providing access to exclusive reports that shed light on trends within the Irish market.
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The number of new electric vehicles sold in April dropped over 41% when compared to the same month last year, new figures show.
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Activity in the service sector rose in April but at its slowest pace since January, new data shows.
Just over 8,400 new mortgages were drawn down between January and March, down almost 20% on the same time last year.
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